The Use of the Library
The Use of the Library
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ANALYTICS Separate articles in the magazines or periodicals are not as a rule represented in the catalogue. Certain articles, however, because of their importance or for other special reasons have entries made for them. These entries are known as analytics or analyticals and may be made under the author, subject, or title. In an author analytic the name of the author and the title of the article are given first, followed by the name of the periodical or serial in which the article was published..., together with the volume and page number. Subject or title analytics are made in the same manner with the addition of the subject or title heading at the top of the card, as in the example following under Treaties. Analytical entries are also made for books bound together or in collections and for bound volumes of pamphlets.
Examples: 682c M6 Hart, Walter Morris.
V. 23 The Eeeve's tale; a comparative study of Chaucer's narrative art.
^todern language assoc. Pub. V. 23, p. 1-44.
Crandall, Samuel Benjamin.
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ANALYTICS Separate articles in the magazines or periodicals are not as a rule represented in the catalogue. Certain articles, however, because of their importance or for other special reasons have entries made for them. These entries are known as analytics or analyticals and may be made under the author, subject, or title. In an author analytic the name of the author and the title of the article are given first, followed by the name of the periodical or serial in which the article was published..., together with the volume and page number. Subject or title analytics are made in the same manner with the addition of the subject or title heading at the top of the card, as in the example following under Treaties. Analytical entries are also made for books bound together or in collections and for bound volumes of pamphlets.
Examples: 682c M6 Hart, Walter Morris.
V. 23 The Eeeve's tale; a comparative study of Chaucer's narrative art.
^todern language assoc. Pub. V. 23, p. 1-44.
Crandall, Samuel Benjamin.
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